Commonwealth Bank has posted a profit of $3.624 billion for the December half as bad debt charges fell, and declared it has no plans to join rival banks in slashing staff numbers.

Greece will begin firing civil servants from all government departments in June as it aims to meet the target it has set with its lenders, which is to reduce the number of public s

Greece made to sweat over new loan agreement

Would you buy the property that housed the ‘bodies in the barrels’?

Smoking in alfresco dining areas in Victoria could soon see an all-out ban.

The high value of the Australian dollar has boosted the spending power of households the past decade, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) says.

PASOK leadership vote will be held on March 18.

Greek PM heads to Brussels ahead of Monday’s Eurogroup, which is expected to approve fresh loans for Greece.

In a bid to improve road safety, police are asking loved ones of elderly drives to convince them to hand in their licence.

With speculation around a leadership challenge by Kevin Rudd, PM Julia Gillard ensures she has the support of her Labor colleagues.